WHAT IS A WHEEL ?

     A wheel is a system of picking a variety of combinations	
   from a small or select group of numbers. The advantage of a
   wheel is that if you win, you will also win some lower prizes
   such as the second or third prizes. These second-tier prizes
   are always paid immediately and can be worth a great deal
   of money.
     Another advantage of a wheel is known as a win "guarantee".
   Thus some wheels can guarantee the grand prize, while other
   wheels can only guarantee the second or third prize. The
   win "guarantee" depends on the construction of the wheel, how
   many tickets are played and the size of the selected group
   of numbers.
     The disadvantage of some wheels especially "full" wheels is
   that some combinations are not "balanced" - that is, the sum
   might be very high or very low. This can be remedied by creating
   what is known as a "filtered wheel" that eliminates difficult
   combinations - this makes sure every combination is a good
   candidate to be a winner.  The downside of a filtered wheel is
   that the win guarantee, is no longer a "guarantee", since every
   combination was not played.


     Some examples of wheels are the following:

    1) FULL WHEELS - "full" wheels are so-named because
     every possible combination or a "full" set of the 
     selected numbers is played. The grand prize is guaranteed
     if the 6 numbers drawn are among the selected group you
     wheeled.

    2) ABBREVIATE SYSTEMS - these systems cover just enough
     combinations to give a minimum win guarantee, thus making
     the process of wheeling many numbers affordable. 
      
    3) POWER SYSTEMS - this is a system where one fixed number
     (the number 3 for example) appears in every game, and the
     other numbers are wheeled around it. POWER number systems
     cost even less to play than other ABBREVIATED systems with
     the same win guarantee for the same amount of numbers
     wheeled.

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     EXAMPLES OF WHEELS AND HOW THEY ARE CONSTRUCTED:

     1) The following is a FULL wheel of 7 numbers. You
        will notice that you will have to replace each "letter"
        in the wheel with the corresponding "number" to be
        wheeled.

                          YOUR 7 NUMBERS TO WHEEL
                         ---------------------------
			 A   B   C   D   E   F   G
     			 ---------------------------
                         12  15  20  27  33  40  48
                         ---------------------------

         
         THE 7 GAMES TO PLAY ARE:

         ABCDEF      OR   12-15-20-27-33-40
         ABCDEG      OR   12-15-20-27-33-48
         ABCDFG      OR   12-15-20-27-40-48 
         ABCEFG      OR   12-15-20-33-40-48 
         ABDEFG      OR   12-15-27-33-40-48
         ACDEFG      OR   12-20-27-33-40-48
         BCDEFG      OR   15-20-27-33-40-48
         
         Notice how each number is used exactly the same
         number of times - there are 6 12's and 6 15's ,etc.